Overview
Day trip from Shanghai to South Taihu Lake for a relaxed sunset cycling ride along lakeside greenways. Round-trip coach transfer, 46-49 km route past Nanggong Causeway, Qidu Twin Towers, Xingangkou Lighthouse and Sheraton Huzhou resort.
About This Tour
Product description
Enjoy a relaxing sunset cycling experience at South Taihu Lake on this day trip from Shanghai. Travel by coach to one of the area’s most scenic lakeside cycling routes, then ride along peaceful greenways, reed marshes, and local landmarks. Highlights include Nanggong Causeway, the Qidu Twin Towers, Xingangkou Lighthouse, and the iconic Sheraton Huzhou Hot Spring Resort. End the day with beautiful sunset views over the lake before returning to Shanghai.
Scenic sunset cycling experience at South Taihu Lake
Approx. 46 to 49 km relaxed ride along lakeside greenways
Round-trip coach transfer from Shanghai
Pass landmarks including Nanggong Causeway, Qidu Twin Towers, Xingangkou Lighthouse, and Sheraton Huzhou Hot Spring Resort
Great for cycling, photography, and outdoor lovers
Itinerary
Meeting & Pickup
What's Included
✓ Included
Guide or trip leader service
On-site activity coordination and support
Driver service and private transportation if you choose the private tour
Hotel pickup and drop-off in Shanghai if you choose the private tour
Professional English-speaking guide if you choose the private tour
Bicycle rental fee and helmet rental fee
✕ Not included
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Any items not specifically listed as included
Know Before You Go
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not stroller accessible
- Infants must not sit on laps
- Infant seats unavailable
- Not recommended for people with back problems
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for people with heart conditions
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation is available on most tours up to 24 hours before the start time. The exact cancellation terms for this tour are shown during booking.
Traveler Reviews
One detail from the day: the title makes this sound like a lot of ground to cover. In practice, the cycling section and Shanghai and Suzhou felt like two distinct parts of the trip, not the same day repeated.
The meeting instructions were clear and we knew what came next without being herded around. In Shanghai and Suzhou, that saved a surprising amount of energy. With 9 hours to work with, the balance felt sensible.
A practical note: one stop was more crowded than the others. The quieter time around the cycling section balanced it out.
In hindsight, the route made more sense once we were on it. Time at Shanghai and Suzhou set the pace, while the cycling section gave us a reason to slow down.